
Why We Need to Avoid ‘Sexual Risk Avoidance’
What even is “Sexual Risk Avoidance?” Abstinence-only promoters are getting sneaky. They have now termed the phrase “Sexual Risk Avoidance (SRA)” education, to replace “Abstinence
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What even is “Sexual Risk Avoidance?” Abstinence-only promoters are getting sneaky. They have now termed the phrase “Sexual Risk Avoidance (SRA)” education, to replace “Abstinence

April is nationally recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month. As I ride the NYC subways I see numerous posters publicizing the issue of

I haven’t shaken off a friend’s comment about her son when he was 4 and in preschool. He wondered why the girls in the class

October is both breast cancer awareness month as well as domestic violence awareness month. For many years now October has been filled with walks and

Our country hates and demonizes sex offenders. Their punishments are often severe and life-long. We punish them far more harshly than we do any other

If you felt like the 50 Shades of Grey movie was lacking in content, then you might be interested to hear what happened when a

In an effort to spread awareness and education about pelvic pain, May has been designated “Pelvic Pain Awareness Month” by the International Pelvic Pain Society.

I am so excited about a new form of male birth control. According to a new study, a new form of male contraceptive has been

In our center, we often discuss—with our patients and amongst the staff– the myths and misconceptions people have around relationships and sexuality. But it’s hard